Pomeroy Curfew Fight Ends In Council Vote
In Pomeroy, the council rejected a proposed curfew 4 to 2 led by Council Jen Grimm and Durst. Officials announced arrests for illicit activity on school grounds and city property after police delved into two moonshine cases and a hidden tunnel on Wytlis Hill. A Middleport baseball league for local religious classes forms with April 27 opening. A PTA meeting was held at Pomeroy High School discussing summer camp plans.
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Pomeroy
Jen Grimm
Durst
Sauvage
Middleport
Fred M Sisson
Frank Johnston
Church of Christ
General Parent Teacher Association
Pomeroy High School
Local May Event Aims to Benefit School Athletic Association
Saturday April LD will stage on the first Thursday in May with all proceeds donated to the local new school athletic association.
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New School Athletic Association
What the engaged girls are thinking about now
The piece notes the May and June brides trend and outlines ideas for bridal attire. It describes a white satin faced crepe gown embroidered in pearls with a long tulle veil and lace coronet. The maid of honor wearing all lace with a cream bodice and scalloped lace skirt is highlighted. The flower girl wears white lace ruffles.
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Maid of Honor
Val
Local high school group elects officers and plans campaign
The organization chose general officers led by Chairman Mrs Geo B Nye and Vice Chairmen Mrs George Ebersbach and Mrs George McQuigg with Treasurer Mrs Olive Hartley. Timothy OBrien, jailed for bootlegging, paid 500 cash plus a chattel mortgage on two cows and three calves to cover the remaining 356.35 in fines and costs. Pearl Jacks named trustee with 30 days to settle.
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Paign
Geo. B. Nye
George Ebersbach
George McQuigg
Olive Hartley
Timothy O'Brien
Justice Barne
Pearl Jacks
Pomeroy Gambing Operative Pleads Guilty in Ward Two Case
Simeon Schwartz pleaded guilty to keeping a gambling place in the second ward after a Wednesday arrest on a Mayor Sauvage court warrant. He paid a $50 fine plus $17.70 costs. the gambling outfit including chips, table, and cards was destroyed as required by law. The former garage space had become a private club room and then a gambling room. Schwartz vows not to repeat the offense.
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Simeon Schwartz
Sauvage
Pomeroy
Yeaterday
Schwartz
Eight-Year-Old Rescued After Tree Fall Into Backwater
Leonard Hoffner nearly drowned after falling from a tree into backwater near the Baptist church. Sherman Casto pulled him from the water and hoisted him onto a barrel, where he was revived.
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Baptist Church
Leonard Hoffner
Sherman Casto
Three Spanish War Veterans Remembered by Uncle Sam in Pomeroy
Three veterans Skip Kuehne Winnie Russell and Peter Sehlaegel are remembered with monthly stipends of 12 15 and 15 dollars respectively. A civil suit in Pomeroy involves Caroline C Karr suing George McPhail trustee and McPhail Coal for 562 50. The Will McQuigg family arrives from Los Angeles to visit parents in town and may relocate. Herman Warner travels to Rocky Glenn sanitarium for stomach trouble amid illness in Mildred Hood.
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Pomeroy
Uncle Sam
Skip Kuehne
Winnie Russell
Peter Sehlaegel
Caroline C. Karr
Middleport
George McPhail
McPhail Coal Company
Equnty
Will McQuigs
Los Angeles
Cal
John MccQuigg
Herman Warner
Lincoln Hil
Rocky Glenn Sanitarium
McConnelsville
Mildred
Frank Hood
Syracuse Train Schedule Change Extends Route to City
The car previously turning back at Minersville will now run through to Syracuse arriving at 1 50 and returning. Syracuse gains 14 cars each way daily on weekdays with the old full schedule on Saturdays.
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Hobson
Minersville
Syracuse
Cook Stone Charles Cook Helen Stone in Hartford marriage
Charles Cook of Washington Dp secretary treasurer of Gordon Realty Co and Miss Helen Stone daughter of Mrs Jennie Stone Hartford were married Thursday at high noon by Rev Elkins Hartford M B church. They left for a southern trip and will reside at the Hotel Gordon in Washington.
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Cook
Stone H. Charles Cook
Washington
The
Gordon Realty Co
Helen
Jennie Stone
Hartford
Mr. Elkins
Hartford M. B
Gordon
Rising river forecast shifts near New Orleans and region
New Orleans sees river crest predictions rise as Natchez Baton Rouge and Plaquemine are expected to reach higher levels. Meanwhile Baltimore reports a Pan American conference initiative calling women to join Congress and form a women's drive.
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New Orleans
International News Service
Natchez
Baton Rouge
Plaquemine
Baltimore
Congress
Pan American Conference of Women
Logan Methodist Sunday Speakers on World Traveland Faith
The Logan Methodist church invites the public to Easter week attractions. On April 23, H. G. Myers will discuss his world travels and share insights on Christianity in the countries visited. The talk promises information and inspiration.
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Methodist Church
H. G. Myers
Sunday church service and youth meeting schedule
Sunday school morning worship at 10 30. Junior and Intermediate Groups of Young People meet at 2 p.m. Evening service at 7 o clock.
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Punior
Rockbridge Firm Buys Coonville Store Stock and Fixtures
A Rockbridge based company purchased the stock and fixtures of the Coonville store after its failure. The new owners are selling part of the stock at Coonville while deciding if the store will continue there or move the inventory to Rockbridge. The Coonville shop operates in a leased building.
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Rockbridge
Coonville
Coonvill
Local barn yard golf gains interest in city
George Fetheroff, local champ, was beaten 5 to 38 by Hood who pitched 26 ringers to 22 for the opponent. The article notes horse shoes popularity and proposes organizing a valley club to challenge teams elsewhere.
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George Fetheroff
Rank Hood
Hood
Logan
Athens man pleads not guilty to speeding charge
John J. Woolley of Athens pleads not guilty after a traffic stop by Motor Cop Farbeam between Rockbridge and Enterprise. He faces a hearing next Tuesday at 2 p.m. on a charge of driving 38 miles per hour in violation of state speed laws. he was released on a $100 bond.
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John J. Woolley
Athens
Koppe
Farbeam
Rockbridge
Enterprise
Woolley
Local Logan Gun Club Shoot Draws Crowd at Fair Grounds
At the Logan Gun Club shoot held Thursday afternoon at the fair grounds, local and visiting marksmen, including McKay of Athens and Ames of Sugar Grove, competed with Starr dominating the clay targets. Several contestants were first‑time shooters, and spectator remarks unsettled some participants, prompting a call for spectators to observe without interference. OTTERBEIN GUILD Mises Minnie Mowery hosted Otterbein Guild activities at the tb.
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Logan Gun Club
Fair Grounds
McKay
Athens
Ames
Sugar Grove
Starr
Church Evening on The Philippines Opens Program in Home
A church program at a West Hunter Street home featured papers on The Philippines with Miss Leda Brown guiding plus hostesses Sara Bingham and Merle Whitcraft. Refreshments followed the conclusion of the papers.
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West Hunter Street
Sara Bingham
Merle Whitcraft
Philippines
Leda Brown
Kiwanis Club Debates Parking Ordinance Changes
Kiwanis members met at Mrs Belle Wiys home with large attendance. Public affairs committee report on the present parking ordinance criticized the method and suggested further consideration and possible petition to the city council. Rev J G Spears and C F Ridgley elected delegates to the international Kiwanis convention in Toronto in June. T D Brown and H
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Kiwanis Club
Belle Wiys
J. G. Spears
C. F. Ridgley
Toronto
T. D. Brown
Club meeting notes and new member joining
R. Tipton was named an alternate. Judge Stoughton spoke to the club in an able manner and shared many interesting facts. H. E. White joined the club at the meeting. Mr. Hartsough was the out of town guest.
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R. Tipton
Judge Stoughton
H. E. White
Mr. Hartsough
Die What Is Russellism Luke 12 42
A brief inquiry notes the phrase die and asks what Russellism means with reference to Luke 12 42 and questions who the adver saries are in Isa 66 5.
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